Tennessee Philosophical Association
44th Annual Meeting: Nov. 9-10, 2012
Vanderbilt University
Keynote Speaker: Robert Kane, University of Texas (Austin)
"Ethics and the Quest for Wisdom: Seeking Common Ethical Ground in a Pluralist World" Friday 7:30 pm
Sessions: Saturday, Furman Hall9:00 am through 4:25 pm
9:00-9:55
The Importance of Self KnowledgeMinh Nguyen (Eastern Kentucky University)
Response: Casey Woodling (Belmont University, Middle Tennessee State University)
Furman 106
Response: Casey Woodling (Belmont University, Middle Tennessee State University)
Furman 106
When the Violinist is Your ParentMark Coppenger (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary)
Response: Michael Hodges (Vanderbilt University)
Furman 109
Response: Michael Hodges (Vanderbilt University)
Furman 109
What Are Directions of Fit? Allen Coates (East Tennessee State University)
Response: Andrew D. Cling (The University of Alabama at Huntsville)
Furman 137
Response: Andrew D. Cling (The University of Alabama at Huntsville)
Furman 137
Nonconceptual Perceptual Content Through Perceptual TopographiesAlejandro Arango (Vanderbilt University)
Response: Christopher Davies (Vanderbilt University)
Furman 217
Response: Christopher Davies (Vanderbilt University)
Furman 217
10:00-10:55
Is a Burnyeatian Interpretation of Aristotle Still Credible?Cheri Carr (University of Memphis)
Response: Daniel Pearlberg (Ohio State University)
Furman 106
Response: Daniel Pearlberg (Ohio State University)
Furman 106
Beyond Waiting: Patience & Moral DevelopmentMatthew Pianalto (Eastern Kentucky University)
Response: Trevor Hedberg (University of Tennessee at Knoxville)
Furman 109
Response: Trevor Hedberg (University of Tennessee at Knoxville)
Furman 109
Meditations on Induction and DeductionCharles Cardwell (Pellissippi State)
Response: Thomas Mether (Volunteer State)
Furman 137
Response: Thomas Mether (Volunteer State)
Furman 137
John Caputo’s Problematic Account of Philosophy of Religion: A Critical ResponseJ. Aaron Simmons (Furman University)
Response: Rickey Ray (Northeast State)
Furman 217
Response: Rickey Ray (Northeast State)
Furman 217
11:00-11:55
An Epistemic Case for Natural RightsJamie Watson (Young Harris College)
Response: Paul Tudico (East Tennessee State University)
Furman 106
Response: Paul Tudico (East Tennessee State University)
Furman 106
Aristotle's Epistemological HumilityJulio Sharp-Wasserman (Independent Researcher)
Response: Allen Coates (East Tennessee State University)
Furman 109
Response: Allen Coates (East Tennessee State University)
Furman 109
The Imagination and the Proof-Structure of Kant’s Transcendental DeductionAndrew Roche (Centre University)
Response: Leslie MacAvoy (East Tennessee State University)
Furman 137
Response: Leslie MacAvoy (East Tennessee State University)
Furman 137
Refocusing Wykstra’s CORNEAJohn McClellan (Carson-Newman College)
Response: Frank Mashburn (Pellissippi State)
Furman 217
Response: Frank Mashburn (Pellissippi State)
Furman 217
12:00-12:05
Very Brief Business Meeting – Election of President and Secretary
Furman 109
Furman 109
12:05-1:25: Lunch (On Your Own)
1:30-2:25
Armstrong and the Possibility of Alien EntitiesAllen Gehring (Brescia University)
Response: Mark Coppenger (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary)
Furman 106
Response: Mark Coppenger (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary)
Furman 106
Abortion and Personhood: Can the Infanticide Objection Be Eluded?Trevor Hedberg (University of Tennessee at Knoxville)
Response: Justin Barnard (Union University)
Furman 109
Response: Justin Barnard (Union University)
Furman 109
Event-Causal Libertarianism and the Disappearing Agent ObjectionDavid Palmer (University of Tennessee at Knoxville)
Response: Ji [Albert] Hu (University of Tennessee at Knoxville)
Furman 137
Response: Ji [Albert] Hu (University of Tennessee at Knoxville)
Furman 137
The Outsourcing of Ethical ThinkingJack Simmons & Eric Nordenhaug (Armstrong Atlantic State University)
Response: Heidi Speck (Pellissippi State)
Furman 217
Response: Heidi Speck (Pellissippi State)
Furman 217
2:30-3:25
Pluralism and Democracy: Considering Talisse’s Peircean AccountJoshua Anderson (Saint Louis University)
Response: Robert Talisse (Vanderbilt University)
Furman 106
Response: Robert Talisse (Vanderbilt University)
Furman 106
Katalin Farkas on the Incompatibility of Privileged Access and Content ExternalismCasey Woodling (Belmont University, Middle Tennessee State University)
Response: Jamie Watson (Young Harris College)
Furman 109
Response: Jamie Watson (Young Harris College)
Furman 109
On TortureJeff Tiel (Ashland University)
Response: Daniel Silber (Culver Stockton College)
Furman 137
Response: Daniel Silber (Culver Stockton College)
Furman 137
A Minimal Schema for Endless Regress ParadoxesAndrew D. Cling (The University of Alabama in Huntsville)
Responses: Charles Cardwell (Pellissippi State) and
Andrew D. Cling (The University of Alabama in Huntsville)
Furman 217
Responses: Charles Cardwell (Pellissippi State) and
Andrew D. Cling (The University of Alabama in Huntsville)
Furman 217
3:30-4:25
Making Sense of the Different Senses of ExplanationDaniel Pearlberg (Ohio State University)
Response: Nicholas Jones (University of Alabama in Huntsville)
Furman 106
Response: Nicholas Jones (University of Alabama in Huntsville)
Furman 106
The Reconciliation of Determinism and Free WillBlake McBride (Independent Researcher)
Response: Thomas Holaday (Vanderbilt University)
Furman 109
*[This is the one I was supposed to comment on, but had to withdraw from because my daughter might need a ride on Saturday. I commented anyway, here.]
Response: Thomas Holaday (Vanderbilt University)
Furman 109
*[This is the one I was supposed to comment on, but had to withdraw from because my daughter might need a ride on Saturday. I commented anyway, here.]
Plato’s Tripartite Soul and Freud’s First SlipKenneth Arnette (Independent Researcher)
Response: Kippy Myers (Freed Hardeman University)
Furman 217
Response: Kippy Myers (Freed Hardeman University)
Furman 217
More info here: TPA Call for Papers & Program
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